Velours Coats For Little Girls Star In New Styles
Parents prize the latest arrivals in children's coats as prices rise and pockets tighten. Velours remains popular for four to ten year olds, with embroidery angora trims and fur details, including capes, pockets, and scarfs.
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Hats Emerge As Hopeful Style For Students In New Term
A fashion note highlights hats as a morale booster for students returning to school. It describes practical tailored hats, simple dresses, and velvet models in various shapes from beaver felts to tam styles, with minimal trimming and polished ribbons.
Lessons on David and Solomon for September study
A church lesson outline reviews David and Solomon across church quarters. It highlights themes of heart over outward appearance, God’s anointing, faith, wisdom, righteousness, penance, and reverence for holiness with readings from I Samuel and related texts.
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Solomon
The Hardest Labor Sunday Reflections by W C E New bolt
A meditation on Sunday observance stressing ceasing worldly labor to serve God. It frames worship as the highest form of labor requiring devotion, time, and tithes as first fruits of one’s work to express allegiance and respect.
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W. C. E. Newbolt
True Gentleness and the Duty We Owe All People
A quotation on true gentleness describing its basis in gratitude to the Creator and shared human nature. It notes gentleness arises from self reflection, awareness of needs, and is refined by principled conduct. Blair emphasizes native feeling elevated by duty and moral view.
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Politeness: Benevolence In Small Things Quote
A short definitional reflection on politeness describing benevolence in small acts as a virtue, attributed to Macavu lay. The text emphasizes courteous behavior as a form of kindness.
Jehovah Jireh The Lord Will Provide On Mount Moriah
A devotional analysis links Genesis 22 to the crucifixion, framing Abraham and Isaac as types of Christ. It interprets the ram as a substitute for sin, the three days as death and resurrection, and shows how God’s provision culminates in the cross and the promise of all things through Christ. The mount is where Jehovah reveals himself and believers receive faith in divine supply.
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Jet its origin and historical uses across eras and regions
Jet, a coallike form of lignite or anthracite, has ancient roots in Britain and was used in the bronze age for beads and ornaments. Roman and monastic relics show jet in Britain. it forms in jet rock shale with conifer wood often preserved. biotubIm drops hint at wood origin and river drift burial.
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Julius Caesar
Whitby Abbey
Whitney
Detroit News
The Louvre Not So Much and Other Dated Tidbits
An old issue presents short, eclectic captions and dialogues from stage scenes and a lighthearted exchange about art. Vignettes include a theater scene with a villain and trembling heroine, a skeptical ex soldier at the Louvre, a Boy Scout joke about coal, and a quip on deception in family life.
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Blame Not Entirely H ers New Maid Tale At Rally
A political gathering shared a parable about a new maid to critique politicians. A mistress forgives initial messes but finally complains when the maid leaves a dirty plate, replying that thumb marks and dried mustard were present before she arrived.
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Mary
Adapting Natural Power in Swiss Homes
Consul Francis R. Stewart reports in Berne that Switzerland’s expanding water power resources spur interest in electrically driven household appliances. Washing machines have been rare, with only public laundries using electric machines to date.
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Francis R. Stewart
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The Difference Between Smyth and Ned’s Pal
In dialogue, Smyth is claimed as Ned’s alter ego but his companion asserts Smyth is Ned’s best friend. The exchange frames identity and friendship with a hint of rivalry. The mood suggests misperception and loyalty within a close circle.
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